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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Feb 2l.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade.
says ''The deliveries of native wheat are very
small. The London market is steady Prices
at the leading provincial exchanges show an ad-
vance of Cd 0ls. The sales Of English wheat dur
ing the past week were DO, 427 quarters, at 32s
lid. against 1867 quarters, at 29s I'D. during
the corresponding week last year. Country -four
Is slow of SALE but values are slightly hardened.
Foreign wheat is a shade steadier. The supplies
continue large that improvement is improba-
BILE unless in the event of a war. Foreign -four
is slow of sale and weak. American brands are
cd cheaper. Corn and barley are duh. Oats
down 3D. There were six arrivals of wheat
.cargoes; two carGoes were Withdrawn and three
remain, one of American red winter, one of Cal
ifornia and one of Oregon. At to-day's market
wheat was frmer. Both English and foreign
wheats were Sd dearer Flour was irregular
Some sales were Cd lower. American corn was
Cd cheaper. Oats were Sd lower. Linseed was
firm and Sd deap0rb
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Quiet in All Departments-No I'm
| provement In Condition Of the Highways.

Trade Quiet in All Departments-No I'm
provement In Condition Of the Highways.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 81.
Trade in all departments is quiet, and will be
until the country roads become passable and the
products of the country again begin to move.
Freiehts at all the stations are well cleared up
and the farmers are bringing nothing in to re-
place it, and, except at commercial centers,
traffic has dropped to minimum. In prices to
day there were but few changes Clover ad-
vances slightly; other seeds unchanged The
seed men are receiving good many orders
which they will fill and distribute soon as the
conditions are favorable to shipment Grocers
report trade fat, yet prices are strong. Both
coffees and sugars East are firm at the slight ad
vances established last week Salt fish, as well,
are frmer, with an increasing demand, espe
cially mackerel, which are in light supply. In
the produce markets there is some activity Re-
ceipts OF eggs and poultry light and prices
firm. The provision market continues in the
strong position of some weeks past The leather
market is fairly active there is tendency in
the Eastern markets to easier prices, but here
prices rule steady Tameness is still char
acteristic of the hide market The Boston
Herald says of this market that the very low
prices being realized for leather are tending to
make the buyers of hides very conservative, and
should leather continue at the present low basis
of quotations there will be less of hides bought
| than for the corresponding period last year
Buyers claim to have bought buff selections at
an Ohio point at Sc, and this is probably about
the market. though quotations are nominally a
fraction higher.
. GRAIN
The local wheat market is still sluggish. and
| the receipts amount to but little Prices range
about as on Saturday. Corn is strong and
| prices shade higher than last week. The de-
| mand is good and receipts light; heavy receipts
doubtless would have pearish tendency, as
| markets at other points are weak and lower.
Receipts of oats are light; prices steady. Track
| bids on Change ranged as follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. No. spring wheat, 70 a 76c:
No spring wheat. roc; No. 2 red, Tic. No. 2
corn, 33s a 35ac. No. 2 oats, 23s a 24c. No. 2
rye. 54c No. 2 barley, so a 52c No l flaxseed,
ST. 06. Prime timothy $l.S30184. Mess
pork, y brl. $14923 Lard, v 100 lbs $7.l2a.
Short-rib sides (loose). 1000 7. Csc. Dry-salted
shoulders tboxed), 5s006c Short-clear sides
tboxed). sos 1610e. Whisky, distllers finished
goods " gal, 81 iS. Sugars cutloaf, 81 06sc;
granulated, 6a6sc; standard A, SIC.
market was steady; creamery 2oa ACC y ID;
dairy, 2la 025c y 1b. EGGS, Isl a 16c per dozen
Receipts-Flour, II 900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, 81, 900 bu; oats, 1l9 COO bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, 81, 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat. g. 900 bu; corn, 900 blu; oats. $1,000 bu;
barley, 10 600 bu
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April 4ss 04slc. closing at 4ssc; May, 4sa 94Ssc
closing at 4sac; june 48 11-l6 Acc. closing at
4sac: July, 1870. closing at 49ac
Oats, lees active; receipts, 81, $50 bu; exports,
none Mixed Western, 30 BIC; white Western,
80 642c
Hops quiet and steady.
Hay quiet and steady.
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet and firm at I4sc. OPP
tions moderatively active. closing barely steady;
sales, 79, 500 bags; February, 126O012 Soc;
August, y 50a IL. Coo; September. October and
December. II So a IL. Coo. Sugar dull; refined
steady. Molasses dull and nominal Rice steady.
Tallow steady at lie.
IA. 50 new mess, $l5 % Cut meats frm picked
bellies, 7s a &c; middles firm but quiet Lard
higher and moderately active: Western ste am.
spot 27@c; March. 7.230 27c; April. 1888 q
Z 36c; May. 7.41 q 7. 43c; June, 7.4707 re; city
steam, 705c.
Butter steady on choice grades; others dull
and weak. Cheese quiet. Eggs heavy and
lower; receipts, 4,l00 packages; Western fresh,
16Ic.
Copper dull Lead steady.
CHICAGO, Feb. 21-A weak and heavy feel
ing pervaded the wheat market during mos,
of the session, and prices ruled lower The re-
port of the visible supply showed a decrease Of
LAO. 600 bushels, but this failed to stay
the downward tendency The speculative offer
ings were liberal and there was very little de-
mand, even from Shorts The export clearings
from three ports on Saturday aggregated 400 0O(
bushels and the receipts at eleven points were
220.G00 bushels The market opened &c lower
79sc, held steady for a short time, fell off te
78sc, rallied a trife. and closed at 1850. The
cable advces were discouraging to holders. The
feeling was steady here at the close, due to a re
port that 10000 bushels had been taken for ex
port. The tone of the corn market was also
weak prices declining q &c. and closing at inside
figures. The visible supply showed decrease
of 1885, 900 bushels and the clearings from the
eeaboard were large, aggreeatine 372 600 bushels
but the influence exerted by wheat was such az
| to make quite heavy market. Receipts are
| moderate. and the shipping demand is fair fol
lower grades. Oats were held steadily at Satur
days prices. There was very heavy trade In
| provisions, and the highest prices yet scored
! we're reached. The starting price for May deliv
cry was $l4 co. or an advance Of lie per barre
over SATURDAYS closing figures, followed by ar
] advance to $3.50, closing at outside figures
The receipts OF hogs were smaller than usual
| and the quality was very poor. "Shorts' were
| anxious to cover, and there was a larger number
| of outside orders the market than usual
| Lard was firm. closing sc per 100 pounds higher
than on Saturday. Short ribs were loo higher
There will be session of the board to morrow
The leading futures ranged as follows
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An Indiana Experiment. Approved.

Gentleman.
A recently issued bulletin Of the Indiana State
Horticultural Experiment Station gives an &C
count OF what we regard as an important move
ment for testing the fitness and value OF fruits
of promise for that region of country. In
large portion of several OF the Western States
many varieties excellentelse where are destroyed
by the cold OF winter. This movement has been
fastened by the occurrence OF the unusually un-
favorable winter of 1SS4-5. which caused the
wholesale destruction OF many orchards 1t
consists of the establishment Of ten local sta
tions in different places. where the Russian and
all other hardy varieties which can be procured
will be tested and thoroughly examined. The
ten stations have been already located.
the respective managers appointed and
many young trees set out Those in
charge of this work receive pay, bat
the fruit trees. shrubs and plants of various
kinds sent to them for trial. become the proper
ty of the experimenters. who agree to take
charge test them, and not to use nor allow them
to be used, except for testing, until the restric
ton is removed Originators of new fruits nay
thus submit their productions without their be-
ing prematurely disseminated. The trial will be
mainly directed to the hardy Russian sorts, sew
eral hundred of which were procured by the
horticultural society for the use of the stations.
The bulletin gives list OF the sorts already OBJ
tanned, and will be submitted for trial. including
80 varieties Of the apple, IL of pears, IL of
plums 20 of cherries, IL OF GRAPES, 8 Of cur
rants, of gooseberres, Q Of blackberries 20 of
raspberries and SO of awberries A collection
| Is also forming OF nut-poarinS trees anu Cfua-
mentals as we'll as of evergreens. Many of the
frui: trees were distributed last spring to the
various local stations
Many and varied trials will Of course require
to be made to determine the fitness of new
fruit for any locality. as changes of seasons,
like soils. and variation in culture and manage
ment produce diverse results.
AS proof OF the importance OF a movement
of this kind to prevent the culture of fruit fall
ing back in the State, informed that.
cording to the census. it had ceteriorated in
value more than 800, 600 in the ten years be-
tween 1870 and 1880. James Troop, of Lafay-
cite, professor of horticulture in Purdue Uni
verslty is chief director and has charge Of this
enterprise. If its labors are faithfully and
efficiently carried out in every part it will nm
doubleday result. in very valuable information
for fruit growers in the several Western States
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1880 prime new mess S14 so; do family. $1,000
16. Hams. smoked 120l3c. Lard. refined, 1900
qualities: other grades weak: creamery extra, 270
Csc; Western ladle-worked fancy, 19d20c. Eggs
firm and active: Western frsts, 16aa 017c Cheese
fair to prime 12la013c Petroleum dull; 20 Abel
test in barrels, Case. Reeeipts.Flour, 1920 brls;
shpmeDts0W he ~, 400 bu; corn So 200 bu;
oats, 900 bu.
BALTIMORE, Feb 21.-wheat-Western lower
and quiet; No winter red SPOT ssla0sssac; Feb,
81 sssl sad s M aFsa sRs
inquiry; Western white 37039c; Western mixed, 81
036c Rye firm at 56058c. Provisions steady and
quiet Mess pork. $l4015. Lard-Refned, "a.
23c; creamery. 23030c. Eggs duh and easy Mt &C.
Coffee frmer: Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair, 1870
bu; corn. 80 100 blu: oats 5000 bu Shipments-
Flour "a $50; wheat 40 100; corn.' AZ. 500. No
markets to-morrow-Wa shington's anniversary.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l,.Four. heavy; family,
| lower; No. 2 red 830e3lac; receipts. 1000 Blu;
| shipments. 900 bu. Corn stronger; No. mixed,
Steady No eco i porf r% Lard m
| moderate demand at 7e. Bulk meats quiet; short
ribs. 6.62lac. Bacon firm ano higher: short ribs:
s371ac; short clear, e.62lac. Whisky firm; sales of
| 1882 brls finished goods on basis of $1.13 But
ter strong; extra creamery 2S430c; good to prime,
| 25027c; choice dairy roll 22023c. Linseed oil in
|
/ 6is06s4c; New Orleans, 4l405c. Eggs easier at
BE. Cheese steady and firm; prime to choice cured
Ohio fiat, 12l20 13c.
| TOLEDO, Feb. 21.-Wheat dull and weak; cash.
4 Sligo; May 82Ae; june 37sc bid August, $3.50.
Corn dull and steady Nav, 80 ac bid Oats nominal
Clover-seed dull and steady; February, 81 So March,
| $447a2 bid; April, $40 bid. Recepts-Wheat
| II 600 bu; corn. {, 900 blu. Shipments Wheat, D
Oo0 corn, 1000 bu oats, 1000; cloverseed &c
bags.
! DETROIT, Feb 21-Wheat-No. white, cash
| 81 lac asked: cash Michigan red 81 asked. No
red cash. 81 lac: March. SEE asked; April s3c; May
S3ssc. Corn, 39l4c. Oats-No 2, Bic bid; No. 2
$3.50 Receipts-Wheat, 1880 Blu; corn, 2, 600 bu
4 oats 500 blu.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balts-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

OuOtatIcns AT 81 LOUIS, fnifaueIpnla, haiti
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS. Feb 2l-Flour dull hut steady and
unchanged. Wheat active, but weak and lower clos
ing a0llsc under Saturdays latest figures; No. 2
red. cash, 77is@77 7sc; March, THO nominal; May
1890 SO5sc. closing at SOC bid June sO7s0S1c
closing at S07sc. Corn dull weak and lie lower; No
2mixed, cash, 33l2D33aac; March, -s5 sac bid; April
34asc; May 35a $500, closing at 35aac. Oats
dull bat firm at Saturdays figures No. mixed cash.
steady at Sac asked. Barley dull and unchanged
Lead active and frmer; chemical hard. A. 71ac re-
fined 4 Zoe: common, 4.17l2c. Hay quiet and IN
changed. Butter quiet and steady; creamery 240
&c; dairy 15023c. Eggs lower at Sc. Flaxseed
nominally firm at 81. Bran easy at 60c. Corn-meal
and unchanged Provisions active, very strong and
higher. Pork $i5. Lard. 690d695c. E.,lk meats
Loose lots, long clear 770c short ribs 775c short
clear 1850. Boxed lots long clear. 7.T5c; short
ribs, 1ac short clear g. 12loc Bacon long clear
S0S l2i2c: short ribs, S,12ls .25c short clear
Wheat easy and le a lac lower Corn ls l4c easier
Oats 1sc lower There will be session of the Mer-
chants Exchange tomorrow. Recepts-Flour, g.
600 brls; wheat, . 600 bu: corn $4,000 bu; oats
25 600 bu; rye 3 600 bu. barley, 10. 900 bu. Ship
ments-Flour. 10 600 brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn
Blu.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-Flour dull and weak
Wheat weak: No. red. February. S9la0 80 SIC;
March, S9AD90c: April 90i2 090Ac; Nav 9l1aO
Oh ssc- Corn-Spot dull; futures near months,
steady; late months weaker; No. mixed 47lac: No.
2 mixed, February. 46le046aac; March, 461s0
46ac; April, 47047l4c; May. 474747osc. Oats
spot firm: No. 2 white. elevator, 37sic; ungr AIDED
white, SIC; futures in fair dem and; No. white
February, 367sd374c; March, 37037l4c; April
37ss037 osc; May 37a0377sc. Provisions firm
and in good jobbing demand. Mess pork $l50
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Amount in Sight In
the United States and Canada.
CHICAGO, Feb 21-The visible supply of
grain Feb. 10. as compiled by the secretary of
the Chicago Board of Trade was:
Wheat, $3.50, 600 bu. a decrease Of 1,440 900;
corn, 16570,000 blu, decrease of 255 900;
oats. 1872 600 bu. decrease of 90. 900; rye,
100000 bu, increase of 10000; barley, q
09S, 900 blu. a decrease of %, 600.
The visible supply of grain on Feb. 10, as
compiled by the New York Produce Exchange,
was as follows:
Wheat. 50, $50, 56S blu, q decrease of ], 435 975
oats 1871 405 bu, decrease of so, 315: rye 445-
345 bu. an increase Of 1918; barley, 997, 707 bu
q decrease of 124,037.
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Indiana. Bloomington & Western.

Indiana, Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacifc Tx and NJ all da,ys and re. 75O am
Express 200 M
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, 4.l5 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily, 4 C.. and s.----.---.l1:O0 pm
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express
daily, c. and s.--.--.----...-.. $50 ana
Express. 1910 am
Express and Mail S. and Z. o.. 335 pm
Day Express daily, r. c. and s..-.. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart--Eastern Express Mail daily g. re- 4:10 ara
Atlantic Express g. and r. o.. 3:tJ5 pm
Night Express. daily s. and r. c. 900 prn
Arriye-Pacic EXPRESS. daily. &. and r. c. 72O am
Western Ex and Nail, s. and T. c.. 3:55 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press, daily, and +. O. 1880 pm
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Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific.

Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific.
Indianapolis Peru & Chicago Division,
Decentralization City and Toledo Mail. 7:15 am
Detroit Toledo and Mich City Ex-
press. tailv ............. 215 pm
cent Sunday. s...... 700 pm
Arrive Detroit Toledo Mich. City Ex.,s. l:l5 am
iDetroit am 'roledn Ex., daily. s.. -1o.45 am
Detroit. 4 Mich. City Mail o:4o pm
sSleeper daily TO De,.oit
iSleeper daily from Detroit.
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Ind.anaraIis recatur & spr.nqceld.
Louisville. Few Albany & Chicago.
Evansville & Terre Haute.
Via Vandalia T,ineA

LvcTndpls. 730am p*1200m 4Oopm s.1a4apm
Ar Indpls-. 35Oam i1O:0Oam 3:35pm 415pm
Via /. & st. L. Ry.,
I've Tndpls. *10:5Opm fsi:3Opm -11:55am 7:f0am
Ar Induls.. 3:45am i1O:00am 335pm 6.25pm
*Daily, tdaily except Sunday, parlor car sleep
ing car -
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlof
sleeping and buffet the finest in America,
between Indianapolis and Evansvills. Cars are open
for passengers az $50 p. m. Train does not leave
until 1O:45 p. m.
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Cincinnati, indianapolis. St. Louis & Chicago.

Depart-Cin'naH Fast Line. daily, S. andc G. $40 am
St. Louis Express daily. .----.. 4:30 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1 ! SO am
Cincinnati Mail .. c.. $50 pan
Rock Island and Peoria Elk, daily. 6:55 pm
Acknowledgements Accommodation .----- 1Os45 am
Chicago amidst Louis Mail p. c. d'y. LAO arm
Lafayette Accommodation. 4:45 pan
St Louis Express daily. -1O:4o PM
Chicago Fast Line. daily, $. and c. c. lilo pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex..-. 7:i0 am
indianapolis and Logansport Ex.-. 7:lO ana
Chicago Mail D. c. 1905 pun
I4afayette Accou,rr,s>aa iess--~~- SEQ pns-
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 500 pal
Chicago. Peoria and \. Ex., daily,
s. and r. 11:3O IRA
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line, dy, and $40 ana
Cincinnati Accommodation. .-.--.11:l5 ara
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. -11:l5 am
Cincinnati Mail .. c........ 3:s5 pm
Rock Island and Peorie Elk. .-..... $40 pfc
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For the information Of those who wish to pre-
serve fence posts the improved French method is
probably the cheapest and easiest The posts
Tor boards if such are used for any purpose) are
piled in tank and the whole we'll covered with
alayer of quick lime, which is gradually Stacked
with water. 1t is claimed that this process
effectually checks rottine of the timber.
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It has been demonstrated by experiment that
one acre of land upon which is grown soling
crops for dairy cows will produce sufficient food
to enable the cows TO double the yield of milk
and butter, as compared with the ordinary mode
of pasturng If this be possible with all farm
ere the extra yield should afford profit
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Feb 21-Petroleum opened steady
at 81 lac. advanced rapidly to 624c, remained dull
and steady till the close whenit advanced quick.
ly and closed at 63 lsc. Sales 8, l60,O0O brls Tur-
pentne dull at SOC.
OIL CITY. Feb. 21.-National Transit certificates
opened 81 14c highest 63c lowest 81 4c closed
81 SIC. Sales, 7S5 600 brls; clearances. $40. 900
brs; charters a. 126 brls; shipments, 555 brls.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 21.-Petroleum fairly active
and frm National Transit certificates opened at
81 i2c closed at 81 sic highest, &c. lowest 81 ssc.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 21.-Turpentine steady at
SEC.
SAVANNAH, Feb 21.-Turpentine quiet at 36lae.
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Cincinnati. Hamilton & Indianapolis.

Cincinnati, Hamilton Indianapolis.
Depart-Cin D'tor vol. dy. aud 8. 400 am
Cincin Toledo and N. Y..1O:55 am
Cincinnati con, Toledo and New
York. .... $50 pm
Connersvit,e Accommodates. 49,. 53O pm
Arr;ve-Connersville Accommodation ... 4:35 am
Gin. Peoria aud ST. Louis. p. c. III: 40 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. ABB pm
Gin. Peoria and ST. T.. dye. G. aud $. 1O45 pm
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Wool.
Dry Goods.
LIVE STOCK.

Fair Demand for Good Butcher CattiSs but
Shippers Dul-Hogs Higher
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 21.
CATTLE-Receipts "a; shipments, -. AS
usual there was hardly enough here to make
market The demand was fair for all decent
hntcher grades yxhila shinlaars xara dull
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Indianapolis & vincennes.

Depart-Mail and Cairo Express --. 7:.5 ara
vincennes Accommodation -...- Ais pm
Arrive -Vincennes Accommodation. 1853 am
Mail and Cairo Express. 4:.1O psn
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat Weak and Heavy, with a Slight
Advancein Prices Toward the Close.

CorV Also Weak, Closing at Figures lower
thaa Those of Saturday-0ats Steady and
UnNhanged-Provision Still Higher.
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Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville.

vi LA i .EDI is among tho WantA For
Sales. etc., of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR.
NAL at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each inaer-
ton. If YOU have any farms property to disposa
Of this viii afford You very oasy and cheap aeensN
Fry l.
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Three per cent. bonds
-Four per cent. bonds.
Four and a half per c.
Pacific 6s Of '95.
Louisiana consols. -.
Missouri 6s. .--...--.
Tenn. settlement 6s. i.
Tenn. settlement 5s.
Tenn. settlement 3s.
Central Pacific lists.
Den. & Rio G. lists. /. /.
Den. g. r. G. w. lists
Erie seconds. ...-....
NJ, X. & II. gen. 6s.
Northern Pacific lists.
Northern Pacific DDS.
Northwestern consols
Northwest debenu. 5s
st. l.. & s. II. gen. IN.
St Paul consols..
1t. p. ,Chi.& Pac. lists
Texas Pac. Id grants.
4. =. X. @. ex. coup. /.
Union Pacific firsts. . i.
West Shore. ......-..
Adams Express. 49,
Allegheny Central. .
Alton e. Terre Haute.
Alton a. Il. III. pref. :
American Express. i.
b., @. r.. & N. -......
Canada Pacific. $500.
Canada Southern. /.
Central Pacific. $3.50.
Chesapeake g. Ohio !,
Z. & 9: pref. firsts. :
G. e. q. seconds. ..--
Chicago & Alton -.
g. x A. preferred.
e.. b. a. Q.
Chi. st. i. &. O.
c.. st. l.. & 2.
c., St. Il. & p. pref. &.
O., S. g. c..
Clevel'd e. Columbus.
Delaware & Hudson. b.
Del, Lack. g. West. .
d. & Rio Grande new
Erie ..--......
Erie preferred. $500.
East Tennessee
East Tennessee pref.
Fort Wayne.
Hannibal ~ st. Joe.
H. & st. Joe pref. =
Harlem.
Houston & Texas. -.
Illinois Cent al. $500,
J.. B. & w.
Kansas g. Texas. -.
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore. -.-.-....
NEW YORK, FL
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Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 21.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middng. 9 1-16c; low mddling, Ssic: good
ordinary 5-l6c; net and gross receipts, 1866
bales: exports to France, g. 1868 bales: coasrwise,
2.3S7 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock 338 $40 bales
NEW YORK, Feb 21.-C. L. Green g. CO.. report
cotton futures Business was fair. but the
bulk of it only accomplished under pressure,
and cost averaged lower throughout. The shrinkage
was 4@5 points, with quiet close
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21.-Cotton steady. with fair
demand middng uplands, 5 g. 3d. middling Orleans
5l4d; sales. 10000 bales, including 900 bales for
speculation and export and 2 800 bales American.
Wool.
BOSTON, Feb 21.-Wool quiet and prices rule in
buyers favor Ohio and Pennsylvania X, 33c; do Xxx
"a 035c No Ohio, 3Sc Michigan X. &c., Michi-
gan fine delaine SAC; do Ohio, SO 037c.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Feb 21.-It being Monday and bad
weather the market not active. still irregular
request for all classes of staple cottons and spe
cialtes returned average business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-22
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

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